- Master Chef
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- Exalted Legendary Member
Controlling fission events without incident since May, 2012.
Let's dissect this, I want to have some fun.
"Humanity is an ugly race." <-- Subjective
"the majority of humans don't look like the people you see in the movies." <-- Actors and actresses perfect bottled characters, not real, raw personalities.
"Infact, the majority and balk of humanity is nothing more than an immoral, selfish, slob who is depressed." <-- Not sure where this is coming from, other than personal experience.
"Only about 5% of the human population is actually worth something," <-- Subjective, and a sign of a superiority complex. You don't even bother to define what "worth" means.
"A good amount of people try to be worth something, and then the rest just don't give a crap about anything." <-- A good amount? ...5%? Perhaps more? Even if I accept this statement (despite its over-arching generalization) it conflicts with the previous statement.
"Basically, we're all ugly and movies make humans seem like an important bein, but in reality we are extremely overrated." <-- Troll harder. Alternatively, let loose of your detachment from reality. Take a walk outside. I say this because, in reality we don't know of a species that has ever, or is currently, more intelligent than us.
You might say, "we are simply too unintelligent to have found life that rivals our capabilities." Or something to that effect. Despite that, on our planet we are the head honchos. That's a feat, and I'd like to give a round of applause to our success as a species. We've been around for the blink of an astronomical eye, and transformed this planet in ways that will be evident perhaps even after the sun engulfs it, and then withers back to a shell of its former self, billions of years from now. We can manipulate atoms, and detect and interpret gamma ray transmissions from particle collisions to further our understanding of the universe.
You say we are irrelevant. I say you need to look past personal experience, and reach out to the intellectual wonder that our species has been fomenting since long before America, the Islamic Golden Age, or Egypt's first pharaohs.
To understand requires a commitment on your part; the information exists.